"Now You Know" offers this effective presentation to educate both your new patients, and any audience you find yourself speaking to. The following are thumbnails of our patient presentation. When you purchase this presentation you get a PowerPoint CD-Rom so you can give the presentation with a laptop and LCD projector. Imagine how impressed and informed your new patients, and perspective patients will be when you start your chiropractic orientation using this hi-tech and visually stunning presentation. You can view this presentation in thumbnail size by scrolling down this page.

	"Chiropractic and You" This is the introductory slide that can be turned on before your presentation. You introduce yourself and welcome your guests to your presentation.
	"What am I doing here?" This light humor slide is designed to break the ice by exposing the very question they may have. The answer to this question is discussed in the next slide.
	"Results" This answers the question of why they are in attendance. In this slide you can discuss the necessity of cooperation in care in order to get results. Chiropractic and health is a partnership between the patient and chiropractor.
	"What Chiropractic is Not" This slide is used to dispel myths. This leads patients toward thinking about subluxation care instead of symptom care.
	"You Heal You" This slide allows you to speak about the amazing abilities the body has for healing itself. This opens the door to be as philosophical as you desire.
	"Brain & Nervous System" After you have talked about the body's healing ability; the next obvious step is the controlling system of the body, the brain and nervous system.
	"The Spinal Cord & Nerves" After speaking about the brain the next step would be to discuss the major cable from the brain, the spinal cord, along with a discussion on spinal nerves.
	"Muscles" No orientation would be complete without a discussion on the muscles and their affect on the spine as well as the nerve's control over the muscles.
	"Internal Organs" This slide is used to stress the control on internal organs and function by the nervous system and how vital proper nerve function is of organ system function.
	"The Skull" After discussing the importance of the brain and nervous system, it is proper to then discuss the protection of the brain by the skull.
	"The Spinal Column" The next obvious step after the skull is the spinal column as the main framework and protection mechanism for the spinal cord. This slide provides three views.
	"Closer Look at the Spine" This allows further explanation of spinal anatomy as it relates to IVFs and disc location.
	"Subluxation!" What would a presentation be without a dramatic subluxation slide with the appropriate explanations.
	"Causes of Subluxation" This slide follows up the introduction of the subluxation with a discussion of the categories of causes.
	"The Birth Process" We understand that the birth process is a significant factor in cause of subluxation. This slide allows demonstration of the birth process with a graphic representation.
	"Finding Your Subluxations" Whether you show your patient their x-rays after the orientation or not, a discussion of x-ray findings is helpful for patient understanding.
	"Near Normal" Begin the explanation of x-ray findings with a short review of normal structures of the cervical spine. This will later be compared with changes that will show the patient the dangers of leaving subluxations uncorrected.
	"Subluxation Degeneration Phase I" A great tool to help the patient's understand subluxation longevity is an explanation of the phases of subluxation.
	"Subluxation Degeneration Phase II" This slide continues on the description of subluxation degeneration as it relates to the time the patient has had these subluxations.
	"Subluxation Degeneration Phase III" This slide further continues the explanation of the process of subluxation over time.
	"Subluxation Degeneration Phase IV" The final phase of subluxation is graphic and tragic. The patient understands the need to avoid this problem.
	"Misconceptions" After the heavy discussion of the past slides this slide covers some misconceptions and changes the direction of the discussion leading up to a health discussion.
	"Five Facets of Health" This slide allows discussion of other important areas of health. The doctor can get as in-depth as he or she feels needs to be discussed.
	"Stages of Chiropractic Care" Returning to chiropractic, this slide starts the explanation of the stages of chiropractic care.
	"Initial Intensive Care" This allows the doctor to discuss frequency in general as it relates to the early part of care. Here is where the importance of keeping appointments is stressed.
	"Reconstructive Care" The concepts of Reconstructive care can be discussed to emphasize the importance of care after symptomatic relief.
	"?" "What Phase are You In." This slide helps the doctor relate the time needed for Reconstructive care to the phases of degeneration found on the patient’s x-rays.
	"Wellness Care" The final goal of care should be lifetime wellness care. This slide helps the doctor explain how this phase of care works, and the importance of it.
	"Children Need Chiropractic" This slide allows the doctor to stress the need for chiropractic care for children and the entire family.
	"Chiropractic Today" In this closing the doctor can cover any topics related to the vision of a subluxation free world!

	CD-Rom presentation in PowerPoint
	45 minute audio CD of presentation by Dr. Braile